Public WiFi and Remote Work: 6 Rules to Keep Your Data Safe
1. Introduction Public WiFi is the most exposed network an employee connects to, and at the same time the least controlled one. Hotels, airports, coworking spaces and client offices offer open connectivity with no guarantees of administration, isolation or identity verification. When we talk about public WiFi security for business, the problem is not the network itself, but what the user trusts to it: corporate email, internal applications, invoices, contracts and credentials. Remote and hybrid work has stopped being the exception and become the norm. According to the Eurobarometer, more than half of European professionals work at least partially outside …

